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, 1887-09-01
Don't Want IL Talked About.
The following ill-natured "hine IS
from the Tacoma Ledger:

The following ill-natured #hine IS
from the Tacoma Ledger:
The PUit Townsend Argus of Sat
urday has a long editorial on the
university, and says that Tacoma Is
trying to get it by fair means or
foul" Why don't the ARGUS let the
university question alone? There IS
no use in getting heated up on the
subject. 1t is all right. The confer
ence will fix the matter"
The ARGUS don't choose to rest 81
lent about this matter simply because
somebody in Tacoma is making false
representations-and because We pro
pose to sec that Port Townsend gets
Justice done Tacoma had two full
years during which she had the op-
portunity to present bid for the
University; she made no offer what
ever; but now, after a unanimous
vote locating the institution at Town
send, and after the bonus agreed up
on has been fully pledged and is well
in hand, Tacoma wants the prize re-
gardless of right or justice-and is
trying to pick a quibbling flaw in the
contract, so as to get Il chance to bid.
We do not charge that the Tacoma
papers are responsible for these
things but we do say that some of
the citizens of that place, who voted
to locate here, and accepted appoint-
ments as trustees to carry on the en- =
terprise here, have since constituted
themselves special attorneys in the
interest of Tacoma, to the neglect of
the duties they were appointed to
perform, and have not scrupled at
crooked methods to accomplish their
dnSipDS
, 1887-09-01

August s-.A \ PIurnmer ct II, to .Sath D Hil!.
Lots 8 and hc J.! Piummar add. sliOJ.
August il-JosCph i Brplgu 10 Merry Browf.
: L.is j"nd hloc'S !, johH Bari ctJ ) add. 81.
August i2-Aunl FiummeT 10 FTedarck II
oayior. Lots and block Plummer's add.
$3.50
An ust Id-II L MORGAN et ux TO Belle Hens
cho 3er- LO- DOCK Mountain View add. ) sAI
August lS-Ju3'n S.pIna to Emil Householder
Lot scc : 81 IA = W 81 acres- 500.
Angus IS-A y Piumner ct UN 20 HcTbert S'!-
am, Lot lblOcE - PinnHeg's add. -S:3Gl.
AH- lS-AunI p ummes to Daniel Fairfield.
Lots = s nj 1 blocl, - plurnf.er'< add sea-
august lS--Auna Flumm"r 10 fIeTbert Adams.
Lot block - i manners adj. $50.
August lJ-Ps:er Muty 20 Henry Lsn,lc~. y
\ of = :! sec ; 30 n + ". 70 .tcrss SSJ1-
August i6-Anna PluHmcT 10 Carrie i psyoe
Lots ana > CCS Plgmm-Is add. $50.
August lJ-JHIn2s Jone. et n 10 T {, l.uEcus
81 G6 acre in " i a! : " . OF lLber. itTi-g-'
donation claim in sc l. 50 p ", SD;
August !3--i 81 Ginger 40 I z I.nscns Block
II ) G. Iii"-...' = % -!. So,
August rs I1-. III DJs.:.i.. fn . W Smith.
Lois :, s5.'i bloc, 30 = j iiil-ilu-s !-i ada.
February s}-M.rv s ,fg-s-- / 20 Grrlurr Mo-
ii-G- Lois and 3 !pcH Jora Buriiet' rGa.
June Binary FoNI-ret al to = y Pipmllcr
"i-i"' ac:5- ldJoi i"@ IS corner !iHnrsCrs d"-
n=tiOn C3.i "a. -.
August I--Eii i I,oli;,o.i ct us to Jes Jon 's.
tHalvirt D. Interest III 3, o! the . %! iEo
land claim o.: Albert Br;s= 500.
August =i-ii Mos-uH rr EN 10 John kinat'.
LOIS q and jU block -. SIaUu-
August I'll lhu W SpTIgTs 70 J: c iiiII. X @
I &u'i e = q 2 " sec ! 7 ; u r y. - III
aCTsS- SEtH-IG.
Furiy-Uiue persons out Of ever fiftr,
on an average, need 3n uo.asional physic
to Keep in perfect health TrE st. Pat
ricE' 5 Pills, - q p.eassut and thorough
cnihaElic and liver p-I., ise, aic perfec-
ton. Sold by Dr. Jas. u Niullcr
, 1887-09-01
NOTICE

Notice IS hereby gisen by he undersigned.
executor OF the estate OF Gus johnson. deceased.
10 the creditors of and all persons having
claims s.inst said eStlte, TO present them with
The necessary vouchers within ore year after
the first Uub icatiuu of this notice, 10 the uii-
darsi.-!.ad. at Eazt sound. Orcas Island, san
Juan. County. Wash. Teri. or he forever barred.
CHARLES E. EAsFEORD.
Administrator
First puhlication, Aug. -, ls-'.
, 1887-09-01
plss0lUTl0a OF PARTNERSHIP.

The firm hcgrJOfpIc tNistins UuGrr Tie name
ana style o. Z j. EpW!aI \ Co. doing business
on cTtT,~ Island. SIN JuIu Cuurtr. Washington
Territory Is Gi@ ay dissolved Iir mutual cou-
sent. hayi"g soil fieir entire uusinc-S IL the
Cascade Bay lumber n Manufacturing Com
pony, WHO Viii hereafter conduct and carry on
fGId business All deb's md liabilities due 10.
ana from said firln, 5rc to 1e paid to and by ~aid
"tascals BAY Lumber aI Manufacturing COM
panv.' L. =. %EWHAIT.,
4. NEWHhbL.
=. l. lRINDLE.
, 1887-09-01
~ Iee%Tdencc OF j. y. Rex.
UPPER CEiiMAGUM,
--DN-
Saturday, Sept. 10, 1887. at 10, a. m,

On sid late. at above ualasd piacs. viii offer
for .ale 10 the Eighcst bidder
Two or moro Horses.
Ten Mich Cows.
Six Brood Sows with pigs Poland
China grads.
Ohe thoroughbred Poland China
Boar and one half Chester White and
hall Poland China Boar.
One Wagon. miscellaneous articles.
TERus-Siz n1aths' lime. approved security.
az 10 PER cent, per uuuuui. A- RkN.
, 1887-09-01

The Olympia Partisan insists that
Olympia will cooperate with Port
Townsend in the matter of the west
side railroad. Well, why shouldn't
1t? There is little good accomplished
by pulling and hauling and cutting
each others throats. Port Town
send is not selfish; she will join hands
with Olympia and with Portland, and
with any other point or influence, for
the speedy accomplishment of com
mon good. The coming railroad is
but a response to commercial demand.
1t should not be made bone of con-
tention between rival interests. 1t
should harness together the business
interests of the whole of Washington
Territory between Puget Sound and
the Pacific ocean. If the Northern
Pacific road had been operated as q
legitimate business enterprise, for the
general public interest; instead of
being run in the interest of stock.
jebbing land spectators and town
site boomers within its directorate, it
might have served for the whole of
the east side of the Sound as the
Port Townsend and Southern" will
serve for the west side. No, there is
no good reason why a narrow, selfish
policy should prevail. Come in Bro.
Partisan, and let there be harmony
and common prosperity.
, 1887-09-01

According TO the records Of real
estate tronsfers which we publish to
day, 1t will he seen that, compared
with the earlier part of the year.
transactions for the past thirty days
have been very lively-and the
movement is increasing. From the
way that values are increasing, our
boom is evidently developing out of
its incipient state very rapidly. The
railroad and the university Will bring
Us people and money with an increas
ing rapidity
1t IS now in order to congratulate
Chief Justice Jones upon his tri-
umphant election to the {. S. senate
The Chehalis Nugget has just select
ed Judge Jones for that high and
honorable Office, and announces that
he will take his seat during the win
ter of 1888. We presume the Judge
will now resign his present Office
and give some other fellow a chance.
By the way, what a power that paper
is, anyway! Here a modest official
comes from Oregon to enjoy our
highest Judicial honors. and he has
scarcely been over his circuit before
the Chehalis paper thrusts him rude
" into the L. S. before he
has found out enough about his peo-
pie TO know whether he would like to
represent them or not. 1t is barely
possible that the Judge may not have
been consulted in this matter, But
however that may be, of course oul
citizens will be duly grateful to the
Chehalis paper for furnishing at its
own expense member of the U. S
senate for us.
, 1887-09-01
Editorial Notes.

4r. Holmes. of the firm of Renton,
Holmes Il Co. of Port Blskeley, has
been making an investigation of the
6sat aide of the Sound, with 4 view
ct settling the terminus question in
ssnnsotioR with their railroad being
protested toward the Chehalis coun-
tn
, 1887-09-01
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Sc . emD ey 2nG Z aud Sd
SEATTLE DRIVING PARK.
pn,nt Sound AMI Rritish coiun,h;, ri.ouit
PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME:
FIRST DAY.
first race, COO yard dash, running. Parse,
so: s}5 to first SIS To second.
Second Race, Buggy horse for King County
horses. III D Parse, Si0Ji so for first, 80 for
second.
Third Race half mile dash, running. Purse,
so; TdG l., first, SI1 to second.
SECOND pay.
FIRST Race, free to all, trotting. mile heats,
in ). Purse, SI2j: 500 to first, 80 to second.
SecTHd Race, half mile, running, iii 3.
Purse SIG0; 80 to first, S2jtO second.
Third Race, PAGERS, half mile heats, III >
Purse, 500: SO to first, 50 to second,
Fourth Race, Indian race, half mile dash,
rlnn!ng, Purse, SO; 50 to first, entrance fee
to second
Entries Closed Before Day Ofthe Races
Entrance Zee added pro rata to all purses.
F~Special excursion rates have been made
with the various railroads and steamboats, cH-
ierinG Seattle K. PBITCHARD, Treasurer
c. i. SCH&DD, Secretary.
, 1887-09-01

as sensible man would grumble
as the discharge Of republican en-
pleysss in government service, and
allizs their places with democrats,
vs<s ID not for the fact that a pre-
tssss In made that no one shall be
dismissed for political reasons. Drop
The mask and make q clean breast of
IL sad there will be 10 trouble about
A-sxsspt broken pledges. The ele-
Asnt Of hypocrisy viii have been
sliHinstsd,
, 1887-09-01

What de politics amount to when
Zsu can make lots of money? Good
times and bright prospects give peo-
pie something else to DO besides
QsnTrsling over few offices. The
man who wouldn't shake the hand of
his bittsrest enemy these times isn't
sOfthy to enjoy prosperity.
, 1887-09-01

Pert ToWnscnd's railroad, and her
university, and her electric lights,and
her new hotel, and her street railway,
and her water system, and her roll
Ing mills, and dry dock, and machine
shsps, and foundry, and saw mills
sad factories, and government build
iags, and Notifications, &c, &c., will
fsrsa pretty healthy nucleus to build
9 city upon, won't they? How much
fer corner lots today?
, 1887-09-01
Pickings-

The Los Angeles "boom" doesn't
yet exhaust itself In a single num-
Der of a newspaper published there
We find seventy columns of real estate
advertisements.
, 1887-09-01

No one can longer doubt that Gro
ssr Cleveland is candidate for re
Eot9anation. When he was elected
hsjaaid he would not rua again-but
The white house has fascination for
every man who ever entsrs it as pro
prietor. No attempt is longer made
to conceal the presidents ambition.
, 1887-09-01

II you watch Port Townsend you
gill see the spokes in our wheel of
fortune flying past at "a rapid rate
hereafter. Our railroad boom has a
solid foundation, and nothing is more
indicative of the business intentions
Of its promoters than their persistent
secrecy. Nothing is given out by
them for publication. 1t is CLEANED
by industrious news gatherers.
, 1887-09-01

Fsrt Townsend needs big, hotel
sitk Ill the late attachments. We
zast advertise ourselves abroad as a
sisy prepared with accommodations
te.szit ths most fastidious. A gen
aeHsR from Portland says that
travellers ssd tourists are invaribly
tsld to stop ct Tacoma or else go to
visasFis- Thus many thousand dol
ls<s are diverted from us that would
sths<viss naturally gravitate here.
Us asast have the hotel.
, 1887-09-01


At the city council meeting this
week the bids of both local newspa-
pers were rejected, because they in
cluded charge for publishing pro-
ceedings. This is work that has been
done by our newspapers so long that
1t Is now expected as a matter of
eourse-though if there is any Garth
iy reason why it should be done for
nothing. that reason has not yet ap-
peared. Members of the council say
the papers should publish their pro-
ceedings as a matter of news. On
the same principle the proceedings
OF the county commissioners should
be published as news; and, as a mat
ter of news that would interest buy
ers, the advertisements of our mer-
chants should be published free-in
order that people may know where to
buy their goods to the best advantage.
As matter of fact, there are no agen-
cies that accomplish as much, and as
willingly, for the town, as do the
newspapers. Free advertising that
results in actual pecuniary benefit to
individuals creeps in continually; and
as for public interests, they are con-
slant beneficiaries upon the generosi-
ty of the publisher, And because a
newspaper is free horse, SO tospeak,
there is disposition to ride it to
death. Why should not the city
marshal perform his duty free of
charge2 1t is a matter OF public in
terest Why should not merchants
donate goods out of their stores for
the city's use? There is absolutely
no reason why an exception should
be made in the case of the newspa-
pers- except, hat publishers, in their
good nature and generosity, and am
bition to be public spirited, are con-
tinually going beyond their financial
ability As long as they perform a
service fer the public without com-
pensation, public interest demands
that they be required to continue do
ing So. 1t costs money to publish
oven commonplace newspaper.
Some people act as though newspaper
men were a privileged class, having a
good time generally and little or no.
thing to do. If the business were
carried on upon as strict a basis of an
exchange OF values as is observed in
every other pursuit there would be
fewer financial failures in journalism.
But, says one, There is no law TO
compel the city to publish the pro-
eeedings OF the city council" OF
course there isn't. There is no law
to compel people to feed and clothe
themselves. either Public interest,
however, demands that there should
be law to compel the city council to
make public its doings-and the
newspapers are the proper medium
for that service. Not every one in
tho city can attend the meetings of
The couneil-yet all tax payers are
Interested III It's actions, and have a
right to know what il does.
Acting Land Commissioner Stock. :
lager has issued instructions to re-
store 10 settlement 100000 acres of
the South Pacific Railroad company
0i Califoriie, and I,200.G00 acres of
the Dalles Military railway of Ore
gon.
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STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND, SIS.

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
At the Court of County Commissioners, begun and
holden at Portland, within and for the County of
Cumberland, on the first Tuesday Of June Ammo
Domini 1887, to wit, at regular session thereof
on the first Tuesday Of August, Ammo Domini 1857
On the foregoing petition, 1t being satisfactorily
shown to the court that the petitioners are respops
BILE and that a hearing Is expedieDt, 1t is hereby
ORDERED, That the County Commissioners of said
County OF Cumberland will meet the County Com
missioners of said County of Andres coggin. at the
office OF j. ID. Spiller, in Webb's Mill, in the town
OF Casco, in said County of Cumberland, on Tues
day, the twenty. seventh day of September A. D.
1887 at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon, and that the
petitioners give notice to all persons interested BY
causing attesej copies OF said petition and this or
der Of court thereon to be served upon the chairman
OF the County Commissioners Of said County OF An.
droscoggin. upon the town clerk Of the town of Cas-
co, and upon the town clerk of the town of Poland
and also by posting up copies OF the same In three
public places In each of said towns of Casco and Pc.
land and publishing the same three weeks success.
sively In the Kennebec Journal, the State paper,
printed In Augusta, IN the Comfy Of Kennebec, In
the Evening Express, a newspaper printed in Port
land, in said County OF Cumberland, and in The
Ledf era newspaper printed In Mechanic Falls in the
town Of Poland, in said County of Andres cogpn the
first of said publications and each of the other no.
tees to be at least thirty days before the time OF said
meeting; at which time and place. CATER it has been
satisfactorily shown that the above notice has been
duly given) the commissioners of both counties AZ
aforesaid will proceed jointly to view the route set
forth In said petition. and other routes and roads
connected Herewith. and after such view they will
give hearing to the parties and their WITNESSES at
some convenient place In the vicinity, when and
where all persons and corporations interested NAV
appear and show cause, If any they have, whv the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted:
copy o. tne petition and order Of court thereon.
A"e"' B. G. STONE. Clerk.
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versions upon their efforts. but Of one want
to speak in praise only. That one is Giovan-
nj Battista Salvi, called Sassoferrato, after
his birthplace. One day in the National gal
lery in London saw the face of a woman
looking out from the canvas with such life
likeness, such sweetness, that involuntarily
stopped before it. The drapery of blue and
white was in perfect harmony with the
gentleness of the face, and every line and
fold were living grace. didn't know Art.
but knew this appeal in color to the heart,
and to the sense of the beautiful, and forgot
all the gallery in this one picture. Ny cata-
logue told me it was "The Madonna in
Prayer" and the artist was Sassoferrato.
Since that day have been seeking for Sasso-
ferratos, and whenever I find one l am
never disappointed There may be same
ness in his work wearisoule to many, but to
me there is in it beautiful peace and rest,
which, while it may not be high art, is some
thing higher, and / am content to find in
this artist pleasure no other has afforded.
In this connection / am free to confess I
never heard Of SaSsoferrato until saw his
name in the catalogue Of the National gal
lery that day in London. MARY JANE.
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.::,YMEET-ss:oossss. as;S;r. .,:,,:-ss.
Nt-o "a LAHH per month. All ExPENsEs
csysaeea. WAGES prsap&ly said SLOAN
d ~ So. 1oS Gee rT0 Rs. CtIDin NM e
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JOHN II. EvELETH & IS Others.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
FISCATAQUIS, ss-Court of County Commission.
ers, August Term, A. ID. 1857.
Upon the foregoing petition it is considered by the
Commissioners that the petitioners are responsible
and that they ought to be heard touching the matter
set forth in their therefore order that the
County Commissioners meet at the Hotel called the
Lily Bay House in Township A, Range "a, West
from the East Line OF the State, in said county on
Tuesday, the 18th day of October, A. D., 1887 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and thence proceed to view the route
mentioned In said petition; Immediately after which
view, hearing of the parties and witnesses will be
had at some convenient place in the vicinity, and
such further measures taken in the premises as the
Commissioners shall judge proper. And it Is further
Ordered That notice OF the time, place and purpose
the Commissioners meeting, aforesaid, be Civ en- to
all persons and corporations interested by publishing
an attested copy OF said petition with this Order OF
court thereon six weeks excessively in the Piscat
aquis Observer, public newspaper printed at
Dover. in the county of Piscataquis, and six
weeks successfully in the Kenpebec Journal, pub.
lie newspaper printed at Augusta, in the county Of
kennebec by the printer to The State, the last publ
cation in each paper TO be thirty days least before
the time appointed fer said view and hearing that all
persons and corporations interested may attend and
be heard If they see fit.
Attest: HENRY b. FLINT, Clerk.
true copy OF Petition and Order of Court thereon
Attest HENRY B, FLINT, Clerk.
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KENNEBEC COUNTY.-In Probate Court. held
at AUGUSTA, on the fourth Monday OF august,
1887.
u o. BEAN, Administrator. with win annexed.
lIs on the estate Of Elijah s. Hunt, late of Read
field in said county deceased, having presented his
first account as Administrator of said win for allow
ance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully, prior to the fourth Monday of
september next, In the Kennebec journal, q news
paper printed In Augusta that all persons interested
may attend at Probate Court then to be held Il
Augusta, and show cause, II any, why the same
should not be allowed.
H.. WEBSTER, Judge.
Attest: HOWARD OWN. Register. SvSSs
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No Internal or external pain can exist
HERE MlNAR0'S LlNlMENT Is USE

Whatever the cause, be II BURN or BRUISE,
STRAIN or SPRAIN, CUT or SCALD; Be the suf
ferng from Contractions or Swellings. Gripee or
Cramps, In man or beast, this KING OF PAIN 81.
ways cures. YACHTSMEN and H0RSEMEN, re-
member the name: AINARDS EMINENT.
Large Bottles only Is cents. Sold BY all dr1ggists
Prepared By NELSON 4 CO.. Boston, Mass.
AAiakWly n eAWH
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N Office.
MOOSE RIVER. MAY 10. l!

MUSE NV ER, May III, 1887.
To the Hon. County Commissioners within and: for
the County OF Somerset.
We, the unde -signed, citizens of Jackmantown
Moose River, Den aistown and Sandy Bay think that
an alteration in the County road around the hill
known as the "Horatio Newton HILL" in Holden
and Dennistown, is necessary. We, therefore, re
specttully ask that you view said route, aud make
such alteration, If you thi TX proper.
SHERWIN HILTON and others.
SOMERSET, ss.-Court Of County Commissioners,
August Term, A. ID. 1857.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners respon
sibe and ought to be heard touching the matter act
commissioners meet at the hotel of Otis Holden in
Moose River Plantation, on Wednesday, October
18th, A ID. 1887, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and thence pro
coed to view the route mentioned in said petition
and at the same place, on the next day, (Thursday
Oct. 2oth) at O'Clock A. NJ hearing of the parties
will be had at the same place, and such further
measures taken IN the premises the commissioners
shall judge proper. And the owners of said towns
being unknown ii is further Ordered that notice of
the time, place and purpose OF the commissioners
meeting aforesaid, be given to all persons and cor.
poraions interested, by publishing attested COPY
weeks successfully in the Somerset Reporter a pub
lie newspaper printed at Skowhegan, in Somerset
county, and in the kennebec Journal, public news
paper printed at Augusta in kennebec county by the
printers to the State the last publication of the
TO be at least thirty days before the time appointed
for said view that all interested may then appear and
be heard, If they think proper.
ATTEST: LII. WEBB, Clerk.
A true copy Of the petition and order Of court
thereon.
ATTEST: LII. WEBB, Clerk.
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